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HLEDIK A KONSMOEBARBERSShavingHaircuttingShampooingMassagingBy Competent MenShop in European HotelROUNDUP - - MONTANAt ♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦ »♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦*« O\ Jameson & Law |i ^Real Estate Insurance ♦Loans ♦Business ChancesGeneral Law Practice1 Notary Public♦ Main Street, - Hotmdup, Mont.A. G. JO H NSC MREAL ESTATEANDINSURANCEBlue Prints, Maps iK. Platsfor Sale.Second Street East. North <>i !><:'*;.Telephone 4 short :ind 1 Ion*» riny\ FRANK MARKS !ShoemakerShoe rep:;irii**;ill kinds £5 «**5 Harness Repairing £5 Slior: MAIN STRKET KiirXlll'l'. Mr, NT >9 /\%%%\\\\N\\N\>\S\\SN\VS V ViL. C. CONNEREXPERIENCED AUCTIONEERl'KKl' A RKD TO CIS Y SALKSON SHOUT NOTIt'K ANYPART OF THF. COFNTRYThree Miles West of RoundupmsmattHHurnm«:::«::::» s::Car! N. Thomp son pAttorney at Law £Land Filings and Final Proofs HLand Office Practice andpractice in all state and F. w. Courts ilaOtficeiRoundup • MontanaL. R. CARROLLREAL ESTATE |M♦♦HOMESTEADS |ROUNDUP. MONTANA «HDR. G. E. O'NEILDENTISTOffice in the European Hotel-.au:ijBHV /jp I \ ?" _ ____.MA,i \ ><-t ,y t . I& A1I jj* üL"•Wi» at ii'it »»> *' 1aLAT^ÎHMALT EXTRACT®For the ConvalescentWeakness follows sickness.The cure for weakness isnourishment. Digesto isr. iirish ment. It is a highlyc- acentrated liquid food, predigested, and during the periodof convalescence proves a mostvaluable aid to nature in herwork of reconstruction.Palatable and EfficientAt all Drug StöretMADK ONLY IVTHEO. IAIIM BREWING CO„ ST. PAULBREWERS OF TIIE BEER THAT"Leads Them All"A. W. CRANE,Wholesale Dealer,Roundup, MontanaAIR LINEThey Bore Through Rocks to GetCoast Air Line-SomethingAbout Pres. Earling.The object of the engineers whoare putting through the PacificCoast Extension of the St, Paul isto secure the straightest line withthe least grades. How this hasbeen accomplished is aptly illustrated by W. G. Shepherd who inthe Minneapolis News relates an incident of the running of the St. Pauli route iu which the central figure is* au old time surveyor. Jack Feeley,years ago helped drive the NorthernPacific through to the coast.One day in the Bitter Root mountain in Montana, says Shepherd,F. eh y stood on one ledge of rockand his partner on another. Theywere trying to find a level for theline of the St. Paul extension. Feeley's partner motioned "down."Down went the flag. "Down"came the motion. With a sign ofresignation "Jack" uncoiled a ropeat ids waist; fastened it to a rockand dropped himself 150 feet overthe side of the ledge before the motions for "down" had ceased. Someof the other surveyors helped himto the ledge again after "Jack" hadfastened a white flag as a mark onthe side of the cliff."In Northern Pacific days we'dgone around that," said "Jack,"with a patient smile. "This timewe'll blow the top of it off or burrow through."The cost of the ties alone on thenew extension would keep shoes on; every person in Minneapolis for sixmonths. One tie costs the price ofa fancy square meal. The rails willcost the price of two battleships:yet when Uncle Sam spends thatmuch we notice it. Each rail willcost about $12 the average American house rent for a month, according to sociologists. The spikes,which some industrious tramp mightT. W. WELSH, M. 1>.PHYSICIAN & SC HURONSpecial Attention Given to Eye, Ear:Nose4tThroat Diseases.Glasses Properly FittedOFFICE IN LOHMAN Ill'll. IHM;?-Liaugen BrothersContractorsik BuildersPlan-* and estimates furni si a a I free of charge.1 J. W. & P. L.I NEWTONI D E AI.F.RS INj N A T t V Ei L U M B E R! !'. M. PYLES. Manager\! ItUlTNIiil*. - - MONTANA;1!iiIjjjjjpull from the ties along a milestretch would keep him happy for ayear; for they are worth $240; acent and a half a piece. The laying of the rails, which alone costs$275 per mile, is only putting frosting on a cake.Shepherd, in his article, devotesconsiderable space to President A.J. Earling of the St. Paul road; themna charged with the expenditureof $77,000,000 in the building of thecoast extension. He is one of the bigmen in the railroad world, and isequipped by his ability and long experience to carry through just suchan undertaking as the spending of$77,000,0*10 without waste. He liasthe power of judgment to map outthe general plans of the project andthe organizing ability to have thework done in good order. His history is a simple record of conscientious devotion to duty that led himfrom step after another to the topof the ladder.Earling was born in Wisconsin 59years ago. At 1-S years of age heentered the service of the C., M. &y t. Paul as telegraph operator. Innine years he had risen to the position of division superintendent.Fouryears later he was general superintendant and two years after thatgeneral manager: He filled thatposition for nine years and then, in1899, was made president of the; load with the control under singlemanagement of the largest railwaymileage of the world.The success of his administrationmarks him as the man to pay out$77,000,000. He will spend it inthe construction of this additon tothe St. Paul system extending fromthe Missouri river to the Pacificocean, a distance of 1776 miles.The steepest grades will be 2.3 or116 feet totheruih. The grades ofthe Great Northern and NorthernPacific exceed three per cent in several places.The road will cost more than the1 Northern Pacific and the raising ofthe huge fund to pay the cost doesnot raise a ripple in the country.! Yet financiers turned the coutry upi side down in the 70's to get moneyto build the Northern Pacific.In addition to other considerations Mr. Earling has biblical inspiration for his work. The biblesays, "Every valley shall be exalted, every mountain and hill shallbe brought low, the crooked shallbe made straight, and the roughways shall he made smooth."COWBOY WELCOMEi How the Roundup Reception Appeared to the Butte EveningNews Man.I Roundup—Rough, red, raw, redolent of tin* range and scarcely sixmonths old, was the scene of themost spectacular reception on thetrip. Tin* Rounduppers" in cowpunchers togs, greeted the specialwith a truly western greeting. Dryj goods boxes, beer barrels, millinershand boxes and even election pamphlets were gathered to make bonj fires on the treeless flat in front ofthe hotel, and by the light of thebon fires and torches held by aj score of frisky cowboys, Sam Treloar's musiemakers played whatj the hoys called the hottest musicthat ever came down the pike.W e the United Brotherhood ofj Carpenters and Joiners of America,do hereby declare and notify everyone that T. J. Severson's buildingis fair to organized labor and declan* him as so.Local 1783 U. B. of C. & J.of America.Legal AdvertisementsNotice for Publication.Department of tbe Interior, IT. 8. landOffice at Lewlstown. Montana.Notice In hereby given thatHERTHA H. MENU HICK SON,of Koundup, Montana, who, on August 29th1907, made Homestead Application, No.5297, Serial 0891, for the southwest quarter(sw %) of section 24, township 9 n., range 24e., Montana Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make Final Commutation Proof,to establish claim to the land above described, before Edwin 8. Cook. United StatesCommissioner, at Roundup, Montana, onthe 25th day of November, 190«.Notice Is also hereby given thatniLHEKT H. MEDALKN,of Roundup, Montana, who, on September17th, 1907, made Homestead Application,No. 5888, Serial No. 01870, for the northeastquarter (neJilof section 24, township 9 n.,range 24 e„ Montana Meridian, has Hied notice of Intention to make Final Commutation Proof, to establish claim to the landabove described, before Kdwln S. Cook,United States Commissioner, at Roundup,Montana, on the 25th day of November190«.And notice Is hereby also given thatKEINEKT TOBIAS OLSON,of Roundup, Montana, who, on September17th, 1907, made Homestead ApplicationNo. 5884, Serial No. 01871, for nw % northwest quurter of section 24, township 9 n.,range 24 e„ Montana Meridian, has Hied notice of Intention to make final CommutationProof, to establish claim to the land abovedescribed, before Kdwln S. Cook, UnitedStates Commissioner, nt Roundup, Montana, on the 26th day of November 190«.Claimants name us witnesses:Nels Dahl, Gilbert G. Medalen, BerthaHendrickson, Edward P. Vlland, John O.Ryan, Relnert T. Olson, ull of Roundup,Montana.C. E. McKoin, Register.First publication Oct. 28.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office atLewlstown, Montana.Notice is hereby given thatWILLIAM M. REAM,of Roundup, Montana, who, on Sept. 18th,IWr7 made Homestead entry No. 582«, SerialNo. 01297, for the north }-£of south % (n% &'/*)sec.12, tp. 8n. r 25«*, M. Meridian, lias Hied notice of Intention to make Anal commutationproof to establish claim to the land abovedescribed, before Edwin 8. Cook, UnitedStates Commissioner, at Roundup, Montana, on the 28rd day of Nov. 190«.Claimant names as witnesses.West E. Ray, Edward Maryces, Axel G.Johnson, Edward P. Vlland, all of Roundup,Montana.C. E. McKOIN. Register.First Publication Oct. 23.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION—Coni EntrySerial No. 01819-Land Office at Lewlstown,Montana, Oct. 14, 190«.Notice Is hereby given thatJAMES IT. ORIEDLEY,of Diets, county of Sheridan, state of Wyoming, has this day Hied In this office Application to Purchase, under the provisionsof section 2847, IT. 8. Revised Statutes, thenw % of section 22, township 8 n, range 25 e„M, Meridian.Any and nil persons claiming adverselythe lands described, or desiring to objectfor any reason to the sole thereof to applicant, should Hlc their affidavits of protestill tills office on or before the 28rd day ofNov. 190«, otherwise the application maybe allowed.C. K. McKoin, Register.First publication Oct. 23.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. - Department of the Interior, IT. 8. Land Office atLewlstown, Montana, October 5, 1908.Notice Is hereby given thatCARL HA0ER80N,of Lewlstown, Montana, who on Oct. 5, 1908,made timber and stone serial. No. 01201, fors'4 seM. sH 8W&, section 10, township 8 n,range 25 e, Mont. Merldan, has Hied noticeof Intention to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described before Register and Receiver at Lewlstown,Montana, on the 18th day of Dec. 1908.Claimant names as witnesses:Albert Johnson, Lewlstown, Mont., Thos.P. Lamb, Roundup, Mont., Cal Millard,Roundup, Mont., Thomas Graham, Roundup, Mont.C. E. McKoin, Register.First Publication Oct. 1«.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.—Department of the interior, U. S. Land Office atLewlstown, Mont., October 2nd, 19««.Notice is hereby given thatJENNIE t'AULHON,of Roundup, Montana, who, on October 2d,190«, made timber application. No. 01205, fornorth east quarter (n e%) of section 84,township 7 n., range 2« e„ M. Montana, Merldan, has Hied notice of Intention to makefilial proof, to establish claim to the landabove described, before Edwin 8. Cook,U. S. Commissioner at Roundup, Montana,on the 18th duy of Dec. 190«.Claimant names as witnesses:John H. Ryan,Carl N.Thompson,Marie RyanIda M. Thompson, all of Roundup, Mont.C. E. McKoin, Register.First publication Oct. 18.NOTICE FOR PU BL1CATION.—Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land Office atLewiston, Montana, Sept. 24, 190«.Notice Is hereby given thatwilliAm lindhtrandof Urassrange, Fergus county, Mont., whoon September 21st, 190«, made Timber andStone Purchase Entry, No. 01111, for theNortheast quarter (H), Beetlon 10. Township 7 n„ Range 26 east, Montana PrincipalMeridian, has Hied notice of Intention tomake Final Proof, to establish claim to theland above described, before Edwin S. Cookat Roundup, Fergus county. Montana, onthe 3rd day of December, 1908.Claimant names as witnesses:Magnus Lliidstrniul, of Roundup, Mont.,Ida Llndstrand, of Roundup, Mont., CarlJohnson, of Elso, Mont., John Hougerdy, ofElso, Mont.C. E. McKoin, Reglfter.(First publication Oct. 2.)NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, - Department of the Interior, U. 8. lj»nd Office atlewlstown, Montana, Aug. 18 , ms.Notice Is hereby given thatLOITIME MATHILDE KKITGEHof Canton, Lincoln County. South Dakota,who on August 12th, 190«, made Timber andStone Entry No. 0988, for nw% of section 84,township 7n„ range28 east Montana Principal Meridian, has Hied notice of Intention tomake final proof to establish claim to theland above described, before Kdwln B.Cook at Roundup, Fergus County, Montanaon the 27th day of Nov., 190«.Claimant names as witnesses:George Pennell, John B. Ryan, J. LouisOpperud, Frit/. H. Anderberg, all of Roundup. Mont. C. K. McKoin, Register.First publication Sent. 18.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-Departmentof the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Lewtstown, Oct. 27, 1908.Notice Is hereby given thatAIMEE P. ASRKIDGE,of Pine Grove, Mont., who on Oct. 27, 19««,made timber and stone application No.01476, for s \ neV«, nwH seK. ne$4 swH, sec. 6.twp. 11 n„ rge. 28, e„ Montana meridian, hasHied notice of Intention to make Huai proofto establish claim to the land above described before the Register and Receiver atLewlstown. Mont., on the Mth day of Jan.1900.Claimant names ns witnesses:Willis Sanderson, Pine Grove, Montana.Richard E. Wilson, "Joseph L Asbridge, "Rufus H. Thompson, Lewlstown, "C. K. McKoin, Register.First publication Oct. 88.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. - Department of tbe Interior, U. 8. Land Office atLewlstown, Mont., Oct. 27, 190«.Notice Is hereby given thatROSA LOHMAN,of Roundup, Mont., who, on Oct. 23, 190«,made timber and stone entry. No. 01474, foreast half of the east half (eH of eVi) sec. 20,township § north, range 26 east, Montanaprincipal meridian, has Hied notice of intention to make Anal proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Edwin 8. Cook, U. B. Commissioner, at Koundup, Montana, on tbe•th day of January 1900.Claimant names as witnesses:William A. Keene, Thomas P Lamb, JohnC. Lohman, Harry Thompson,all oMtoundup. Mont.C. E. McKoin, Register.(First publication Oct. 30.)▼▼GO T O T H ERounduPFORFresh Fruit, Nuts, Cigars,Tobaccos, Candies, Etc.1 ICE CREAM ô SODASPool Tables in ConnectionAll kinds of school supliesBUSHNELL Ô COMPANYMain Street Roundup, Mont.MIDLAND LIMBER CO. jA Complete Line ofLUMBERSASH and DOORSLIME and PLASTEROur aim is SatisfactionGive us a callMidland Lumber Co.Roundup, Montana.J. W.ÔP.L.NewtonWholesale and RetailMEATSMilk and Vegetables, Oysters, Fish andGame in Season.ICE RETAILERSROUNDUP, MONTANA.The Roundup SaloonA. W. CRANE Prop.DEALERS INWINES LIQUORS & CIGARSAGENCY FOR THECELEBRATED HAMM'S BEERRETAIL AND WHOLESALERAILWAY AVENUE,ROUNDUP. MONT.\V9V\FOR MEALS LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE-GO TO---The St» Paul Pining RoomMrs. Theo» Schmitz, Prop.OPPOSITE C. M. & St. P. DEPOT. ROUNDUP. MONT